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… in the deeds to" PLI. Venino explained that PLI failed to pay taxes for "a series of tracts." He stated "[t]here were …
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… agency decision, which held her liable to return an overpayment of $6,277 for unemployment benefits she was … her liable for a refund in the amount of $6,099 in overpayments received as benefits for the weeks ending June 30, … 18, 2018 through September 29, 2018, leading to an overpayment totaling $342. However, appellant testified that she …
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… asked Adams to prepare an offer of $2 million, $500,000 payable on obtaining municipal approvals, with the remaining … for review. On May 31, Bergman revised the offer by making payment of the take-back mortgage due on or before … transmitted from the seller to Philbin on June 15, was payment of the full balance at closing or, in the …
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… is receiving a compensatory benefit beyond what they are paying for the property. Moreover, even if beachfront …
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… and defendants simultaneously moved for a stay of the payment. The trial court did not schedule a hearing of the … Division for leave to appeal and for a stay of that payment. The Appellate Division granted defendants’ motion … the Appellate Division’s order staying the thirty-day payment requirement. Defendants thereafter filed their …
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… B.M's testimony that he "got a good look [but] just wasn't paying attention to details," and was reasonably credited by …
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… for each extension up to twelve (12) months, such payments will be non-refundable and not credited towards the … was committing unequivocally to buy the property and to pay Guttman the purchase price, regardless of the other …
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… "some relationship between [the] defendant's ability to pay over the course of his incarceration and parole, and the …
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… owned. The court also concluded that plaintiffs were to pay their own counsel's fees, "all through the …
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… used in negligence cases in which a defendant agrees to pay plaintiff a minimum recovery in return for plaintiff's …
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… of the offense, as well as the defendant's ability to pay the penalty during any custodial sentence imposed and …
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… as Cyprus Industrial Minerals apparently continued to pay it a commission on its purchases of Italian talc. There …
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… by refusing to limit plaintiff 's claim to the amounts payable to providers pursuant to the fee schedule. Lastly, … . for the reimbursement of health care providers . . . for payment of unreimbursed medical expenses that are admissible … injured party, including the value of any deductibles and copayments incurred through a driver's secondary insurance …
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… engine for their car. After receiving plaintiffs' payment, defendant obtained a used engine from a supplier … cost $3,500.2 The Lesters paid defendants a $2,500 down payment on the engine. The Lesters testified that it took about six weeks from the down payment until the engine was replaced. When they picked up …
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… provide an outpatient restoration program" and did not "pay private facilities to provide outpatient restoration." …
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… the killer, . . . [b]ut for what you have done, you must pay. The judge noted that defendant had twelve prior …
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… by putting the blame on [Sam], [she] wants [defendant] to pay her the money when he gets out." The report is signed by …
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… defendant has a two-year-old child, and although he was not paying to support that child, the child would not have her …
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… during sentencing. Defense counsel added that defendant pays his child support and is "trying to live a decent …
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… State and the country[,]" and did not own the residence or pay rent. Defendant never resided in his aunt's home. The …